Here’s a look at a few who could be in the running:
Given his experience and continued support for the NPP, many believe he could be elevated to a full ministerial role if the party wins in 2024.
Okraku Mantey has been instrumental in pushing for policies that benefit the creative arts sector, and his appointment would likely be welcomed by industry stakeholders.
Renowned actor Prince David Osei earlier this year threw his full support behind Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia to win the upcoming 2024 presidential election.
His loyalty and influence could see him rewarded with a political appointment, potentially in a role that bridges the gap between the entertainment industry and government initiatives.
3. George Nii Armah Quaye
George Quaye, known for his work in media and public relations, is also one person likely to receive a governmental appointment.
His experience in managing public figures and campaigns would be beneficial in shaping the party’s narrative and public engagement strategies.
Rapper Okyeame Kwame recently was appointed by the flagbearer of the New Patriotic party (NPP) Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to serve on the manifesto sub-committee on arts and tourism. It won’t be surprising to see him get a permeant appointment if the NPP come into power.
A possible appointment could see him involved in initiatives related to culture, health promotion, or youth development.
The “My Own” hitmaker threw his support behind the party following the introduction of their free education policy, regularly performing at campaign rallies to energize and encourage supporters to vote the NPP into power.
A possible appointment could see him involved in initiatives related to culture, health promotion, or youth development.
These celebrities have not only built successful careers in their respective fields but have also shown a commitment to the NPP’s vision for Ghana.
As the elections draw near, their involvement in the party’s campaign could see them rewarded with significant roles should the NPP emerge victorious.